Sergio No Soporta Que Adrián Esté Cerca De Marimar | Marimar 1/4 | C-44 | Tlnovelas

The Whispered Promise

In a quiet corner of life, a promise was made, spoken in hushed tones, under the watchful eyes of the night. Adrián, a woman of substance and independence, was in deep conversation with Inocencia, her daughter's nanny. They were preparing Inocencia for a moment that Adrián was certain would come - a moment when she would have to let go of the companionship of Marimar, a woman who had become a thorn in her side.

Adrián's words were gentle yet firm, "Vas a hacer eso en el momento en el que yo esté completamente seguro de que la compañía de Marimar es perjudicial para mi hija. Se la quitó. Me da gusto que haya estado contenta Marimar. Mucho el mar me tranquilizó. Me alegro."

The Unwelcome Visitor

The conversation was interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Sergio Santibáñez, a man Adrián had once been in love with. She greeted him with a cold, "Mucho gusto. Lo mismo digo, se te ofrece algo. Vine a ver a la niña, ya debe estar dormidita. No voy a despertarla. No es hora apropiada. Sergio, vuelve mañana podríamos hablar dos palabras a solas. Por mí, no hay ningún problema. Ya me voy."

The Unspoken Truth

In the privacy of her thoughts, Adrián had been grappling with a painful truth. She felt responsible for the circumstances that had led to the loss of her fortune. She had sold her hacienda, her home, and the money she had in the bank. In Mexico, she still had her father's house. But without money, she was unsure how she would survive.

Sergio, sensing her distress, offered to return a portion of the money he had taken from her. "Y de dónde vas a sacarlo? Ese es mi problema. Lo hago para que no te veas obligada a cometer disparates. Sí, uno de ellos, casarte por necesidad. Ay, nunca lo haría, Sergio. Que no me conoces, una mujer con una hija puede hacer cualquier cosa, presionada por las circunstancias. No necesito de ningún hombre para vivir. He perdido la hacienda, el dinero que tenía en el banco, aquí en San Martín de la costa, pero en México me queda la casa que fue de mi padre. Con qué vivir si me caso, será por amor."

The Dance Continues

Adrián's thoughts turned to the possibility of love again. She had met the engineer Rosales, a man who had caught her eye. "Y has encontrado ese amor en el ingeniero Rosales. Contéstame, lo has encontrado?"

Inocencia, however, was not convinced. "Piensa en lo que te he dicho, Marimar, me casaré con quien yo quiera. No dejaré que mi hija tenga un padrastro que no la quiera. Tú, ocúpate del hijo que tienes con Inocencia. Y olvídate de la mía, que no te necesita. Nunca te ha necesitado para nada."

Adrián was determined. "Sergio, sé que puede llegar a amar. Trata de querer. Trata de rehacer su vida conmigo. Eso quisiera, Adriana. Poder volver a amar. Hacer desaparecer de mi corazón. El fantasma de Sergio Santibáñez. Olvidarlo para siempre. Yo haré ese milagro, Marimar. Se lo juro."

And so, the dance of love and loss continued, each moment a testament to the human spirit's resilience in the face of adversity. Despite the pain and the loss, Adrián held onto hope, believing that she could find love again and start anew. And in that belief, she found the strength to move forward, to face the challenges that life threw at her, and to dance through the pain.